Moscow Railway - Road from Europe | Хостел "Очарованный Странник" Youth Hostel Downtown Moscow

Russian Railway. Moscow Train Station

Familiarity with any city starts with its stations and airports. Usually weary traveler trying to leave as soon as posiible the airport or train station, and get to your hotel or apartment of friends.

While walking around the city, too few people come to mind the station as the curious object - to appreciate the beauty and originality of the building or find an interesting story of the place.

Well on the way back once again - all of our attention focuses are how to avoid being late, find the platform, not to confuse the terminal ...

However, in many cities, train stations and airports are much more attention than a just trans-shipment points. And of course, Moscow's airports and train stations too.
Moscow has 9 big railway stations.You have the chance visit must one of them. Now let's look at what exactly the railway station will likely begin your visit to Moscow:

You are coming by train from…	… at the Moscow Railway Station
Central and Eastern Europe: via Nice - San Remo - Genoa - Milan -Verona - Innsbruck - Linz - Vienna - Warsaw, via Paris - Mannheim - Frankfurt-on-Main - Fulda - Hanover - Berlin - Frankfurt-on-Oder - Poznan -Warsaw, via Prague - Warsaw, Lithuania (Vilnius)	Белорусский - Belorussky (means Belarusian)
Estonia (Tallinn), Finland (Helsinki)	Ленинградский – Leningradsky (Leningrad is former name of St. Petersburg)
South and South-Eastern Europe: Bulgaria (Sofia), Romania (Bucharest), Hungary (Budapest), Slovakia (Bratislava), Serbia (Belgrade)	Киевский – Kievsky (Kiev - the name of the capital of Ukraine)
Latvia (Riga)	Рижский – Rizhsky (means from Riga)

If you are arriving in Moscow by plane from any corner of the earth, you can see the Moscow train stations too! Just use the Aeroexpress from the airport to the Downtown Moscow:

You are coming by train from airport…	… at the Moscow Railway Station
Шереметьево - Sheremetyevo	Белорусский - Belorussky (means Belarusian)
Домодедово - Domodedovo	Павелецкий - Paveletsky (the name of the tiny Russian town Pavelets)
Внуково - Vnukovo	Киевский – Kievsky (Kiev - the name of the capital of Ukraine)